The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24
Public Sale of the Lands
OF THE -
Memphis and HOpefleld Real Estate
Stock Association.

Circuit Court Of Crittenden county, Arkan-
sas-Geo. W. Harrison ct al. vs.. Will
loughhy Williams ct al.
DY authority of decree entered in the
ID above cause, dated the 10Th day of jan
uary, 1885, the undersigned win sell at pub
ON tuesday, I4tb day of June, 1857,
at the Merchants Exchange, in the city of
Memphis, the land. belonging to the Mem
phis and Hopeiield Real Estate Stock Asso-
and in Shelby county, Tenn, comprising in
Arkansas about 1850 acres and in Tennt ssee
1923 acres, as follows:
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Riggs grant No. :, lots 3, 4, 6, Z, SO and
10, William Riggs's grant, all in towpthip
8, range 9, west, Also, all of the UNFOLD lots
In Tennessee-20 35-100 acres, being the re-
mainder of a 2l8 So ere tract; bounded on
the ! olth by tract sold to George R.
Powell, on the south by tract sold to Gar
river and on the east by Hatchie lake;
2l8 SO acres, being the remainde of 1921
acre tract, bounded on the north by tract
sold to Carrot COstin. on the west by the Mis-
Null and on the east by i atchie lake; S6.ls
acres, part Of tract of 189 acres, bounded
on the porth by tracts sold to George X.
Powell and Nancy J. Carr, on the west by a
portion Of 1889 acres tract sold toiN. B, and
J. o. Greenlaw and on the east by an unsold
lot 1852 acres; rs 80 acres, bOu 1ded on the
north by tract told to N. ]. Carr and a &5
scrss tract part q Ehira was siid 70 Se9
Carr and the le9 acre tract, part of which
wa. sold to Greenlaw, and on the south and
east by Hatchie river: 1855 acres. being the
unsold portion Of a 255 acres tract bounded
on the north by portion of same tract sold
to George CrOne, on the W est by tract sol
to N. j. Carr, on the south by a rs 80 scLes
tract and on the east by Hatchic river; l22
acres, bounded on the north 81 tract sold
to John 0verton, on the wgst by tract sold
to George Crone and the W st boundary Of
the original tract purchased by the associa-
ton, and on I south and east by Hatchie
river; 14. rs acres, bounded on the nor y BY
an unsold tract of 1873 acres, on To- west BY
Hatcbie river, on the south by tract svid TO
Richards and on the east by a tract sold TO
W. A. Bedford; 1879 acres, bounded on the
north by hatchie river, on the west by Hatchie
river ,on the south BY an unsold tract Of l54 ID
acres and on the east by an unsold tract Of
70 80 acres; 70 38 acres bounded OF the north
and west By Hatehie river: on the south BY
the tract sold to W. A. Bickford, and the I'M
| sold lot Of AZ acres, anu on the east by the
eastern bou Diary OF the Carr and McLemore
5000 acres; 1928 s acres boun ded aon the north
by the northern boundary of the Carr and
McLemore 5000 acres, on the west by the tract
sold 10 j John Overt9n Oh the south by Hatchie
river, and en- the east by the eastern bound
airy of the Carr and MeLemoTe 5000 acres.
A large portion Of these lands are located
immediately opposite the city Of Memphis,
the earest being but little over half mile
from Front street and the most rem ote not
more than four miles. Their proximity to
the city, the concentration of three railroads
on that side OF the river, the tracts of all of
which intersect these lands, with the pros
pect of others at an early oay, rem ders them
very desirable, and offers TO capitalists and
others an opportunity for investment rarely
to be NIT it'll. The increased facilities for
communicating with the city likely soon to
take place wi render them strictly suburban
lands and will place them "a near to Main
street as lands now worth thousands Of dol
lars per acre. Maps and descriptive lists
have been fled in the above cause, and any
ad litional information desired will be fur
nished by J. II. Humphreys, z97 Second ST.,
Memphis, or j. s. Claybrook, TriuIe, Tenn.
Terms Of Sale-0ne-tbird cash, and the
balance in two equal payments at Fix and
twelve months, the purchaser to execute
notes bearing interest from date with APP
proved personal security, the title to the
land sold to DO retained by the Court until the
whole Of the purchase money has been paid.
JOHN s. CLAYBRQ0K, TRUSTEE.
j. II. HUMPHREYS,
Special Trustee and Conn.,.
+. W. Register * Co., AuciOneers.